Hotels (Except Casino Hotels) and Motels
NAICS 721110 · Federal Contracts & Awards
Hotels (Except Casino Hotels) And Motels obligated $256,197,198.40 in FY2025 according to USAspending.gov (NAICS 721110). That yearlyTrend cell is 29.5% of the industry extract $869,744,256.88. The page is a join of one NAICS code and one fiscal year, not a hotel ranking, a room-night census, or a named-property roster. 15,497 is the industry extract's award-record count, not a FY2025-only census of rooms, properties, or named hotels.
Key figures
- USAspending records $256,197,198.40 in Hotels (Except Casino Hotels) And Motels FY2025 obligations (NAICS 721110).
- That cell is 29.5% of the industry's $869,744,256.88 extract-wide total.
- 15,497 is the industry extract award-record count, not a FY2025 census of rooms, properties, or named hotels.
- Obligations are not outlays; FEC donations do not fund this total.
NAICS 721110 joined with fiscal year 2025
The relationship is mechanical: NAICS 721110 crossed with fiscal year 2025 yields one obligation sum. $256,197,198.40 is that sum for Hotels (Except Casino Hotels) And Motels in 2025. USAspending.gov publishes the figure as a yearlyTrend obligation total. Obligations are commitments recorded on awards, not Treasury outlays. The industry-wide extract remains $869,744,256.88; the FY2025 hub remains a separate parent. This pair does not explain why agencies bought hotel and motel awards excluding casino hotels, and it does not name contractors or award recipients.
Nothing in the facts supports reading $256,197,198.40 as a count of rooms, properties, or named hotels. Casino hotels are outside this NAICS title and are not added here. Correlation between this NAICS label and FY2025 spending is the join itself, not a causal story. Campaign-finance tables do not fund these USAspending obligations. Place-of-performance and awarding-agency splits are omitted from this packet.
Hotel-and-motel dollars inside the FY2025 book
On the industry side, NAICS 721110 is the Hotels (Except Casino Hotels) And Motels extract. Its published total across the extract is $869,744,256.88. $256,197,198.40 sits inside that book at 29.5%; the other fiscal-year rows for the same code sum to $613,547,058.48 in this arithmetic. The parent industry page holds the longer series without isolating 2025. Award records in the extract number 15,497; that count is not limited to FY2025.
Hotel and motel awards excluding casino hotels is the NAICS description attached to the awards, not a proof of goods delivered. A later USAspending ingest can restate $256,197,198.40 or $869,744,256.88 without changing the join keys. Do not add the all-industries index into this cell. The 29.5% share is $256,197,198.40 divided by $869,744,256.88, not a budget score or a ranking of industries.
Full analysis: Hotels (Except Casino Hotels) And Motels obligations, FY2025 →
Questions
- How much did Hotels (Except Casino Hotels) And Motels obligate in FY2025?
- USAspending.gov records $256,197,198.40 in Hotels (Except Casino Hotels) And Motels obligations for fiscal year 2025 under NAICS 721110. That amount is a yearlyTrend obligation total, not an outlay and not the industry's $869,744,256.88 extract-wide sum. The join names both Hotels (Except Casino Hotels) And Motels and FY2025; it does not name contractors or award recipients.
- Is $256,197,198.40 the entire NAICS 721110 USAspending total?
- No. NAICS 721110's extract-wide total is $869,744,256.88. FY2025 is 29.5% of that book. Other fiscal-year rows for the same code are separate cells. Do not add the parent hub into this join. Obligations of $256,197,198.40 are not outlays. USAspending.gov remains the source for the 721110 × 2025 pair.
- Do 15,497 awards equal 15,497 hotels in FY2025?
- No. 15,497 is the Hotels (Except Casino Hotels) And Motels award-record count in this extract, not a FY2025-only census of hotels, rooms, or named properties. The packet does not split those records by fiscal year or name contractors. USAspending.gov remains the source. Unique recipients are unpublished on this join.
- Do FEC filings explain Hotels (Except Casino Hotels) And Motels obligations in FY2025?
- No. FEC filings do not explain $256,197,198.40. The source is USAspending.gov. Obligations are not outlays, and donations do not fund NAICS 721110 in FY2025. The pair is NAICS 721110 plus fiscal year 2025. Campaign-finance tables are a different dataset from this yearlyTrend cell.
USAspending.gov NAICS yearlyTrend by fiscal year. Obligations are not outlays. FY figures can be incomplete for the current year.
Industry ties
Companies in the Hotels (Except Casino Hotels) and Motels industry (NAICS code 721110) have received $869.7M in federal contracts, grants, and other awards since FY2024, across 15K individual awards tracked through FY2026. The largest funding agency is Department of State ($329.3M). Spending is concentrated in District of Columbia, Virginia, Florida and 49 other states. All figures below come from USAspending.gov award records.
Total Obligations
$869.7M
Total Awards
15K
States
52
Last Updated
Apr 23, 2026
Yearly Spending Trend
Top Funding Agencies
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| State | Funding | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| District of Columbia | $173.3M | 391 |
| Virginia | $38.5M | 855 |
| Florida | $32.6M | 478 |
| New York | $31.8M | 352 |
| California | $29.8M | 436 |
| Maryland | $26.3M | 1K |
| Georgia | $23.7M | 513 |
| Texas | $21.0M | 645 |
| Hawaii | $18.0M | 72 |
| Tennessee | $17.2M | 167 |
| Arkansas | $16.3M | 86 |
| Missouri | $10.9M | 245 |
| Louisiana | $10.2M | 214 |
| Pennsylvania | $10.0M | 284 |
| North Carolina | $9.8M | 115 |
| Alabama | $9.6M | 415 |
| Washington | $8.5M | 156 |
| Guam | $7.3M | 25 |
| Massachusetts | $7.2M | 182 |
| Alaska | $7.0M | 12 |
| Illinois | $6.9M | 339 |
| Ohio | $6.5M | 234 |
| South Carolina | $6.4M | 95 |
| Utah | $6.2M | 52 |
| Colorado | $6.0M | 94 |
| Oklahoma | $6.0M | 160 |
| Arizona | $5.7M | 115 |
| West Virginia | $5.6M | 82 |
| Michigan | $5.5M | 134 |
| Mississippi | $4.8M | 402 |
| New Jersey | $3.8M | 187 |
| Minnesota | $3.5M | 85 |
| Kansas | $3.4M | 88 |
| Indiana | $3.4M | 71 |
| Wisconsin | $3.1M | 104 |
| Montana | $2.9M | 226 |
| South Dakota | $2.6M | 113 |
| Iowa | $2.4M | 129 |
| Puerto Rico | $2.4M | 144 |
| Vermont | $2.4M | 9 |
| Idaho | $2.2M | 19 |
| Kentucky | $1.9M | 64 |
| Oregon | $1.9M | 26 |
| Nevada | $1.8M | 34 |
| Rhode Island | $1.7M | 128 |
| Northern Mariana Islands | $1.6M | 7 |
| Nebraska | $1.5M | 20 |
| Delaware | $1.4M | 64 |
| North Dakota | $977K | 49 |
| Wyoming | $884K | 48 |
| New Mexico | $714K | 21 |
| Connecticut | $676K | 100 |
Source: USAspending.gov · All Industries